Crest Nicholson
Lloyds TSB
The Murphy Group
The Consortium
Corgi Group
LDC
Pea Green Things
Weston Group
Formpro MM
Reloc8
Lyons Group
Springhealth
Quay Marinas
The Retreat
Clinisys Group
Age Concern Bristol
Max Events
With Love From Bristol
Cubic
Edexcel
Reed
Symbian
Canada Life
dunnhumby
Telereal
Homeserve Plc
MCPS-PRS Alliance
AAB
Sepura
North Somerset CC
BANES
Hermes
Frontier Software
South Glos Council
Rotherham MBC
Now Recruitment
Web
We have been designing and building web sites for Crest for over 4 years including building several iterations of their Corporate site and numerous sites for individual housing developments around the country.
The most recent Corporate site can be found at www.crestnicholson.com and is designed to market directly to the new home buyer. The technology includes click and drag maps, fast flexible navigation and dynamic links to internal Crest systems to keep the data fresh and current.
Visit: www.crestnicholson.com
As an approved developer for Lloyds TSB we have enjoyed working on many projects over the past 5 years. This has recently included the building of www.lloydstsb.com/corporate and the supply of a number of demonstrations showing Corporate software and online services. These demonstrations are built using Flash technology and provide a level of user interaction to improve use and retention.
The site has proved to be extremely successful and we are currently in the process of adding new content and product demonstrations.
Corgi are well known in the UK as the organisation that controls and monitors gas installers. We were delighted to win the simultaneous build of 5 web sites which would cover each distinct aspect of the business. The web sites are simply designed and offers facilities such as 'Find an installer', Safety Information and even an e-commerce site for registered installers.
An Extranet is available for installers to log into to download forms, learn skills, use specialist calculators and even read articles from industry magazines.
LDC provide venture capital investment to promote business growth and Element 78 was delighted to win the contract to develop their new web site. The site aims to educate visitors about the services and benefits of partnering with LDC.
The site uses a full, professional content management system and LDC benefited from a training program to ensure full use is gained from the tools.
Lyons Vending is a foremost supplier of vending equipment and services in the UK. They are currently leading the way in the provision of cashless payments which integrate into other staff management systems.
Lyons wanted a modern, exciting web site and a mixture of static and animated content was developed to fulfil the brief.
In September 2005 we won the contract for the complete redevelopment of The Consortium's e-commerce website.
The Consortium product range consists of over 25,000 items ranging from mattresses to paper clips and receives orders totalling over £4m. The website uses an internal catalogue management system to populate the site and all orders are then processed through integrated backend systems.
Element 78 Solutions began building the Murphys intranet back in 2001 and it has gone from strength to strength, now entering phase 3. The intranet is designed to be a single point of contact for staff to find information about the company covering a wide scope of topics.
The intranet is an invaluable tool offering training, contracts and staff databases, PDF library, news, a forum and many others all integrated into their Cognition business system.
The system is dynamically split into zones which ensure that users receive the information they need about their area of the business rather than generic business wide data which can lead to information overload. 
Following the tragedy of the Asian Tsunami, Element 78 like so many others wanted to help in any way possible. We were pleased to support a campaign by local businesses in Bristol to raise £35,000 as quickly as possible.
Radio and TV got involved and pointed interested people to the web site developed by us.
The Bristol office of Age Concern was keen to raise its profile in the local community and one way was to build a new and informative web site. Element 78 was happy to assist the charity to design and build a web presence that would communicate with both the elderly and their families and carers.
The site is fully compliant with DDA standards to ensure that the site can be used by those with sight disabilities.
After a corporate rebrand SpringHealth asked Element 78 to design and develop a website that fitted its new image and would deliver functionality to help communicate with potential and existing members.
The site has now been live for over a year and has directly resulted in an increase of club membership and an improvement in member retention. 
When one of the coolest bars in Bristol approached us to produce a funky and sexy site for them it left our designers drooling.
After they'd cleaned up, they produced a gorgeous and slick site which captures the atmosphere and uniqueness of The Retreat.
Quay Marinas are one of the UK's leading marina management companies and as such required a slick and informative website to attract both existing berth holders and potential customers or clients.
Through our continued work with Crest Nicholson and successful COINS integration Weston Homes awarded Element78 the contract to redevelop their 4 websites with COINS driving the online information.
In May 2005 Formpro Ltd and Mail Marketing International came together to form one of the largest Print and Mail Houses in the United Kingdom.
Formpro approached Element78 having been impressed by our ability to tailor a design to their requirements whilst retaining the ability to manage content themselves and comply with accessibility.
Clinisys are the largest pan-European LIS organisation with over 500 major hospital sites and have a presence in more than 25 countries. When asked to create a web prescence for them Element78 rose to the challenge.
New fun and friendly brand Pea Green Things wanted their website to reflect their values. They also wanted full ecommerce functionality and integration with their back end order and delivery management software. Which is what we call fun!
The arena of stag, hen and corporate entertainment has become a fierce battlefield on the web, with independent operators and third party agencies fighting for the chance to host events.